Die Sekte x Fbld x Nasty

Photographed by Antonio Giancaspro.

Berlin freedom and club-culture is finally finding its way into Milan’s night life. Electric photos of our recent collaboration with Diesekte.rec x Fbld.latex. Taken by Antonio Giancaspro at our last techno party.

Die Sekte x Fbld x Nasty

Credits:

Photography: Antonio Giancaspro / @agf281
Creative Director: Federica Zanaboni / @federetica
Make-up: Nicole Berardi, Andrea Savino / @blackdragonfly___ @andyx.art
Hairstylist: Bianca De Facci / @biancaelelucciole
Collage backdrop and cushions: Davide Fossati / @abrax.asss

Total Look: FBLD Latex Design / @fbld.latex

Shoes: Anja Zecevic / @anjazecevicmilano

Models:
Taraneh Ahmadi / @taraneh.ahmadi
Federica Postiglione / @federicap._
Lorenzo Abbadessa / @cyb_god
Margherita Sempio / @oliviaoyl_
Maya Ricci / @isotoxyl
Davide Fossati / @abrax.asss
Federica Zanaboni / @federetica
Francesca Bellingeri / @francesca_fbld

Production:
DSKT / @diesekte.rec
Franz Bush / @franzbush
Luca Armando / @lucarmando_
Federica Zanaboni / @federetica

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